Norwegian companies are generally required to withhold tax on dividends paid to shareholders who are tax resident outside Norway. However, the rules can be complex, and both...
Atle Melø7. July 2025
When a civil case has been decided by the District Court, it is not necessarily the end of the matter. The Norwegian judicial system is based on a multi-tier court structure, which gives the parties the opportunity to have a case reviewed...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
When a dispute reaches the courts, it is easy to assume that the next step will be a full trial followed by a judgment. In practice, however, many civil cases are resolved in...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
An eviction—legally referred to as a removal from real property—is one of the most intrusive measures in tenancy relationships. For landlords, it may be necessary when a tenant fails to pay...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
Owning property together often works well—until the parties’ interests no longer align. This may involve former cohabitants who cannot agree on what to do with a shared home after a separation, siblings...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
A forced sale of real estate is a serious process that can have significant financial and personal consequences. For most people, their home is the largest investment they own, and a notice...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
In certain disputes, it may be crucial to act quickly. Even if you believe you have a strong legal claim, it may be too late if the opposing party sells assets...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
For many private individuals and businesses, the threshold for bringing a dispute before the courts is high. At the same time, it is important to understand how the process actually works. A solid understanding...
Atle Melø26. June 2025
Most people enter into agreements every single day – often without thinking about it. Purchases in stores, ordering services, bidding processes, and negotiations in business life are all based on fundamental principles of contract...
Atle Melø24. June 2025